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Don't be swindled. Hop Pldstcrs are
the best Hops, Gums and Burgundy Pitch
united. 25 cts.
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Hand-shakings and introductiOns are bOtl
on their last legs in London.
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Trains marked thus run daily; all other
trains daily except Sunday.
Train No. has q through coach for Lincoln,
Eeb., and through sleeper between Springfield
and Peoria
Train No. has through sleeper and chair
ears for Peoria. and through sleeper from In
diRpapolis to Chicag0.
Train No. has elegant new Woodruff sleeper
Except Saturday through from Columbus TO
St. Paul and Minneapolis; also through coach
from Columbus TO Kansas City. and chair cars
between Columbus and Burlington, Iowa
All through trains on main line both east
and west have through sleepers and chair cars
between Columbus and PeOris-
c. E. HENDERSON, General Manager.
ii. NJ BRONSON. Gen. Ticket Agent.
D. II. ROACH, General Agent.
VIM. HEFFERMAN. Ticket Agent.
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ARRIVE FROM EAST.

indiana, bloomington and Western Rail-
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THOMSON, LANGDON & CO., n. Y.
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Dr. Davis, however, did
not entertain the o6jec-
ton; he said that those
nominated had been COM
municated with and had
accepted.
DR.. Hamilton then pro-
ceeded with his nomina-
tions. naming for treas
urer DR.. E. 8. F. Arnold;
for chairman OF finance
committee, Dr.. Richard
]. Dungleson, OF Phila-
delphia; for associate
secretaries DR.. VIM. B.
Atkinson, OF Philadel-
phla; DR.. Geo. Byrd Har.
riSOn, Of washington,
and DR.. Frank Banga, OF
chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

Mr.. W. W. Corcoran, who has been at Deer Park
all summer, surrounded by number OF his faith
lul ana attentive relatives, has returned home
Inucn Denented by the mountain air, although he
Is growing 50 feeble that he seldom walks without
assistance.
The three Misses White, and Miss Hattie Jordon
OF sos street northwest, left this morning for
CeDtral pennsylvania, where they expect to enjoy
d month oi rural recreation among their relatives
and friends.
Among the guests Of the International Hotel
Niagara Falls, Is Miss Lillian Thomas OF Wash.
1ngton, ID. T., who has been spending the summer
months al Montreal and quebec. She win remain
there until cool weather.
Miss Susie p. Pollock has returned from Noun
tain Lake Park. greatly benefited by her twC
months sojourn In the Aiieghanies
Mrs. A. b. Hines and family have returned from
Colonial Beach, where they have been sotourninp
for the past TWO months.
Among the recent arrivals at the Hyreia Hote
from Washington are Theo. Scheran and wife.
Mi. Thomas j. Fisher has returned from Poland
Springs, Maine, where he has been spending 8
number OF weeks His health has been very muct
benerfed.
Mr.. Asa P. knight, Of the Post-Ofice L epart.
ment, and MIS- knight will leave this evening fol
q visit 10 Vermont and other points In New Eng
and.
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Thompson, London; Sir John Tones, Surrey, Eng.
Dr: ]. M. Toner, Washington; Sir VIM. Turner,
Edinburgh; Prof. Trelat Paris; DR.. p. G. Unna
{nonorary, Hamburg; DR.. Hans R. Won Hebra,
WI nnlenna; Dr. Karl Won Mosengsil Bonn, Germany;
Wtnckel Munich.
President Davis put the question and 1t was car
RED
delegate In the rear Of the hall objected to
having names on the list OF persons who were not
present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

Dr.. Marston soon ap-
peared on the stage es-
c0rting DR.. Davis, q dis
tinguished looking man,
the "grand old man" OF
this commons, who re-
sponded with grace to the
compliment. He is a patri-
arch among the doctors,
having completed fifty
years OF practice. He ap-
peared on the stage in a
neat-f1tting swallow tail
coat that set on his erect
figure handsomely. He
has been president OF the
American Medical AsSO-
citation, Is editor of the
journal Of that ass0cia-
tiOn, and al professor in
the Rush Medical College.
When nr nouta hoH 90
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These gentlemen were
duly elected and took
their places on the plat
form. The treasurer, DR..
E. 8. F. Arnold, IS OF New
port, R. l., and has a face
resembling that OF the
late Senator Burnside.
He practiced for years in
New York before going
to Newport. He served
as treasurer OF the New
York State Medical So
ciety for several years,
and has q talent for
finance as we'll as for
medicine. DR.. DunglesOn
Is a handsome middle
aged man, who has won
distinction in medical
literature, having publish
works. He is editor OF q n
- HE0l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

Judge Donohue. Of New York, has refused to re
name In New York state.
Mrs. j. X. Vincent, widely known for many
years as member or the Boston Museum Dram.
attic Company, died yesterday morning OF apopiexy.
The State troops have been ordered away from
Moorehead, hy. All Is quiet at MOOrehead now,
but it Is believed bushwhacking will be tndulged
In now that the soldiers nave gone
An East Tawas, Mich, man kicked his wife about
and killed her canary because she would not say
he was brute. He then killed the dog because he
would not eat the canary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

ARMY ORDERs.-By direction of the Acting Sec.
retary of War, Major Robert NJ. ORellly, surgeon,
is ordered 10 Fort Niagara on public business, and
upon completion Of that will return to his station
here capt Alien Smith, 4th cavalry, Is appointed
10 act as inspector on one cavalry horse at the
general depot OF the Quartermaster's department,
as requiring the action or inspector, "and for
which Major Charles w. Foster, quartermaster, Is
responsible" The leave OF absence granted I'd
Lieut.. Harris L. Roberts, 10Th infantry, June 9th
last, Is extended two months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

SECRETARY FAIRCH1LD will return to Washington
this evening, though his stay here will probably
not extend over a few days. When he left Wash
tngton recently 1t was his purpose to take at least
a months vacation, as he had not had any rest
for two years and IL Is understood that his sudden
return IS at The request OF the President, who
wishes TO confer With the Secretary in regard TO
the treatment OF the tariff and financial QueS-
tiOnS In the forthcoming annual message TO con-
gresS. Secretary Fairchild will not, probably
resume the active charge or the Treasury Depart
the President To Philadelphia, and to then finish
out his month of recreation.
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y
dical Association.
DR.. Atkinson, of Phfla-
delphia, associate Secre.
tary, is an active practf-
toner and has been an
officer OF many medical
bodies. For many years
he has been permanent
secretary Of the American
Medical Association,
Dr.. Geo. B. Harrison is
a well-knOwn young ply.
sician Of this city. When
these officers had been
duly installed DR.. Ham1-
ton nominated as
PRESIDENTS OF SECTIONS
the following:
General medicine, Ab'm
B. Arnold, Baltimore;
general surgery, VIM. T.
:; military and naval sur
~ FL. Smith. LII. d. Phila-
LaSkie Miller, Ph. D., Chi
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GEN. MILES has telegraphed to friends that the
published accounts OF the accident to himself and
members OF his staff at Los Angeles are exagger-
ated. None OF the other officers received more
than few bruises AS fer himself Gen Miles
says he viii be able to attend To his regular office
duties without Interruption, although the injuries
to his ankle Will cOnfne him TO his room Tor sew
eral weeks yet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

FREE Of DUTY.-The Treasury Department has
Instructed the Collector Of Customs at Philadel-
phia TO admit free Of duty the personal effects of
NJ. Leopold Dubois who came to this country in
1850 In the service OF the Brazilian government.
He decided TO become citizen OF the United
states, and having established himself, asks the
Tree admission Of his personal effects. The order is
to admit them just IL they had arrived with the
owner, NJ. Dubois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

The PRESIDENT only remained few moments at
the White House this morning. He drove to Al
baugh's Opera House in a Carriage with Secretary
Bayard, Speaker Carlisle and DIR. GarneJt the
latter representing the local committee OF the
Medical Congress-
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sumed the chair. taking seat at the table be-
side President Cleveland and Secretary Bayard.
Dr.. Smith. again stepping forward, said: "Mr.
President, the committee name to you as secre-
tary general OF the congress DR.. John B. Hamilton
of Washington, supervising surgeon general of the
United States Marine Hospital service
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delphia; Obstetrics, Del
cago, ILL.,; gynRcology,
h. o. Marcy, Boston ;
therapeutics and ma
terra medica, Fraili
Green, Easton, Pa; anat-
omy, VIM. II. PancOaSt,
Philadelphia; physlol-
ogy, JnO. H.. Calender,
Nashville, Tenn; path
ology, AlonzO B. Farmer,
LID, Ann ArbOr, Mich. !;
diseases Of children, j.
Lewis Smith, New York !;
Ophthalmology, J.J.Chis-
holm, Baltimore; otoIogy,
S.J.Jones, LID, Chicago;
laryngoiOgy, w. II. Daily,
PitCsburg; dermatOlOgy
and syphilOgraphy, A.
r. Robinson, New York; !;
public and international
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

CONTRACTS for supplying forage for the Life
Saving Service on the Virginia and North Carolina
coasts have been awarded TO the following namG
persons: w. C. Lindsay, OF Portsmouth, Va, for
hay, at IS cents per 100 pounds; Evans Burwell,
or Norfolk, Va for rye straw, at SO cents per 100
poundS corn at 81 .04 per 100 pounds, and oats at
81. IL Der 100 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

COMMISSIONERS MILLER, Of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, has returned to the city and resumed his
official labors. He looks quite we'll and says that
though he was Ill during his vacation in the
recovered and is in better physical condition than
for some time past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

ChltOu StdtCS III aIlAlC 1AOoRASc
The question being put,
and DR.. Hamilton duly
elected, the we'll known
form OF DR.. Hamilton
appeared On the stage.
He graSped some manu-
scripts In his hand and
| proceeded at once to
business
DIR. Hamilton, address
ing President Davis, NOM
mated the following list
OF vice-presidents:
| DrS. Mccall Anderson, -
Glasgow; ThoS. AMMAN By
dale, Edinburgh; Dutar. =
din BeaumetZ honorary,
Paris; Cuthbert II. G.
Bird. London; Prof. Carl
Braun, Vienna; VIM. BrOdie,
Edinburgh; VIM. COler, Ber
ter, Paris; A. Chervin, Pari
switzerland; ThOs. Michae
Halifax; VIM. Wort DawsC
cesco Durante, Rome;
Hague; Geo. j. II. E
JOS. Ewart, Brighton, Il
Esmarch, kiel, Germany
Foster, birmingham, Engi;
ser, Edinburgh; DR.. A. p
DIR. j. A. s. Grant, Be
Egypt; DR.. j. A. Grant
DIR. Nicholas Jose Gutierrez,
Gull, London; DR.. A. L. Gus
Y. p. Garrett, Washington:
don; DR.. Jonathan Hutchins
n. Humphrey, Cambridge, Z
Hamburg, London; Sir Wm
Fred b. Jessett, London; DR.
Sir Thomas LOngmOre, Me-
Harris Lloyd, London; DR.. /
VIM. Murrell, London; Dr..
London; DR.. o. Morisani, ]
Meyer, Copenhagen; DR.. JOl
rey, Eng; DR.. ThOa j. Ma
Douglas Maclagan, Edinburl
Brighton, Eng; Dr.. John N
Aorrell Mackenzie, LondOI
leod, Glasgow; DR.. John 8.
DR.. Edward NJ. Moore
York, DR.. Menderfer,
William Alexander Mack1nn
Muller. Berlin; DR.. Cnas. L
Mr.. Richard Quain, Ondo
Manchester, Eng; DR.. Toba
leans; Sir john w. Reid.
Leopold Servais honorary.
Sayony, London; sir WIN. 81
B. SandersOn, Oxford, Eng.
New York; DR.. Maria1e SeI
ward II. Sieveking, Londol
New York; DR.. Lawson TAFT
ham. Eng; Dr.. John -Twv<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

GUAGER APPoINTED.-Acting Secretary Thomp.
son, OF the Treasury, to-day appointed VIM. l.
Webb pauyer at Grain Valley No
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., s767, ,856; customs, 1864, ,5s4.O9.
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Col. LAAoNTs VACATIoN.-Col. d. s. Lamont with
Mrs Lamont arrived at Syracuse, n. Y, Satur-
day from McGrawville and Col. Lamont received
long visit from Attorney General Dennis O'Brien
ana was also In conference with local democratic
leaders. Col. Lamont and family will reLurn 70
Washington Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

ADMIRAL LUcE.-It is stated at Newport, upon
apparently good authority, that Admiral Luce
viii be relieved from the command OF the North
Atlantic squadron and become president OF the
War college at Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

No MORE REDEMPTION OF TRADE DoILARs.-The
period fixed by law for the redemption of the trade
dollars has expired, and OF $780, 900 600 that were
coined less than S. 900 0OO were presented for re-
denption. Most oil them wentto China
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

The WEATHER LAST WEEK.-The weather-crop
bulletin Of the Signal Once for the week ending
September says: During the week the rainfall
has been slightly in excess from Eastern Texas
northward 10 The Missouri Valley, In Florida, and
the upper portion OF the Mississippi Valley and
in the other sections there has been slight def
cheney, amounting 10 about one inch In the South
Atlantic and Middle Atlantic States The defl-
cheney for the season continues large in the lower
Mississippi Valley ami portions OF Illinois and
lowafxceedlng tenincheS. over 100 per cent OF
the USUAL amount OF rain tell in the past month
from Eastern Texas n0rthward 10 the Missouri
valley, IN the northern portion or Illinois, south
ern portion OF Wisconsin, and from Western Vir-
gluld 10 Northeastern Georgia. Less than so per
cent OF the usual rainfall has been reported from
the lower Mississippi Valley, Central Alabama
southern Illinois. and the greater portion OF Ohio
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AMERICAN OFFICIALS IN LONDoN.-Gen Baird, In
spector general Of the Army, and Col Hasbrouck,
commandant OF the cadets at the West Point
Academy, escorted by Mr. W. H. White, secretary
or the L tnfted States legation in London Inspected
the camp at Altershot, Saturday. They were
SHOWN every possible attention by the officers at
the camp and were entertained by them at dinner
Gen. Baird and Col. HaSbrOuck Will proceed imme-
dlately TO France, whittier they go 70 witness the
military maneuyerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

TIE PRESIDENT AND Mrs. CLEVELAND WILL SEE
A SHAN FIGHT.-lt seems that President and Mrs
Cleveland are TO be treated to a grand military
display of unique character during their visit
10 Atlanta on The 10Th OF October GOV. Gordon
was deSirouS OF arranging Il sham battle for the
President, and Ia connection with Gen. Young
who was the youngest maJor-general in the Con.
1ederate army, he has perfected the maneuverS
Tor such battle. -Four batteries OF artillery
ten co mpanieS OF cavalry and &, 1000 infantry will
engage. Gen. Young will command che forces
The neld covers seventy acres and the battle will
Iast ABOUT TWO hours, and promises TO be an i'm.
posing spectacle. Indications from the North
west are tnat many OF the veterans who Fought
from Chattanooga 20 Atlanta In the Union Army
VIII attend the reunion, which takes place on Oc-
tOber IL on the KeneSaw Mountain
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CAPT. JNo. A. HOWELL has been appointed presi-
dent OF board or officers which will meet in
Portsmouth, n. H., next Tuesday to test the dyna
mite pneumatic gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

POSTMASTER CLENDENNIN, OF Springfield, nls.,
has informed the PostmaSter-General that he is
ready 10 meet and re1ute all charges against him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

A SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO GEN. OBpwAY.-Informa.
ton comes from Manitou Springs, Col, that Gen.
Ordway and his family while passing through
Ute Pass In the Rocky Mountains, about q week
ago, We're thrown from their carriage Mrs Ord.
Way and son escaped with few slight bruises, but
Gen. Ordway was very severely injured in the
head. The physicians, however, give assurances
OF his recovery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-05

The Exhibition Of Pharmaceutical
Preparations and Surgical supplies.
THE ". I. L CORPS ARxoRY TURNED INTO A HUGE
DRUG sToRE-sTRANGE AND CURIOUS DRUGS WORTH
MORE THAN THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD AN AT.
TRACTIvE EXHIBIT.
Disease dare not stick It's nose into the WASH
ington Light Infantry armory. It's mortal
enemies In combined forces OF great numbers are
assembled there II a troop OF diseases should ~
tempt to enter they would be pelted with pIllA
attacked with powders and charged by q powerful
force OF caustic liquids Almost the nrst thing
they would strike Warmers battery OF $500 pilla
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
rner can have THs STAR mailed TO them for any
length OF time, at the rate OF 80 cents per month,
and the address changed as often as desired
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S THE SECOND CoLUMBIA Co%roPERA- %
- TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION -
The sixth monthly meeting Of this Association will
De held at 6Io 8th ST. NV, on the 9th instant, at
O'Clock Pm.
Stock 81 per share, on which an advance of 1000
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This Is the only Cooperative Building Association
IN this city that has aOpted the feature of settling ad
Nances by regular ments OF dues in seven years Sy
allowing credit of S12O per annum on return OF adj
vance and Sl2 stock for same period axxresatlng
sl32 for seven years. 1924 add thereto 10 per cent
interest which makes total credit OF 81, Az
he interest allowed stock per cent PER an
num- but the Board of Directors have agreed TO pay
par cent additional advanced payment for the hrst
year in order raise sufficient funds to meet the de-
Iand for advances This makes per cent net FOR SIX
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name OF my Ieuow-countrymen, to the gratiica-
tion felt BY US all that you should have selected
this capital to be the scene OF your ninth congress
and cordially to bid you welcome. The world is
pecomng S Deaser acquainted; social assimilation
Kingdoms are federalizfng into great empires: In
ternationa intimacy suffers less obstruction;
silently wearing away the banks Of geopraphicai
pre1udice, and spirit Of a common brotherhood,
Of mutuauty and 1nterdependence is expanding
and sea; and these new and benefcent Conditions
give promise that the word stranger shall soon
be oDnterated from the vocabulary OF civilization.
sure you Will not be considered by usas strangers
In the United StateS for not only has the fame of
many .! your numOer-whom to name might seem
lnvldlouS- since surpassed the limits OF your
own lands and been recorded In the worlds annals
OF scientinc attainment, but I take leave to say
spect and grateful acknowledgements due to your
enlightened services, find prompt and hearty
~ Gy tae who dwell amid the
broad banner OF these United States
THE BROTHERHOOD OF SCIENCE
II letters be republic, science is surely de-
mocracy, whose domain is penetrated and ira
versed by no royal road, but is open on all Sides
and equally to all who with humility and lntelli-
ually disclosed by Divine Providence for the anne
Iteration OF mankind. In this democratic repub-
lie the Brotherhood of Science can best realize Its
ASCioohUJS iOl ACTS you Will ma INSTITUTIONS
for the promotion OF science in every department,
and In none more conspicuousy than In that OF
medicine ana surgery; the most important Of
which are the voluntary gifts OF private citizens,
men VINO, In the great majority Of cases. were
painfully limited In their associations with science
ana Letters, who began life at the lowest round Of
fortunes ladder; but thanks to the noble EQUITIES
OF our political system, rose without '1nv1dious
bar" to the highest level OF material success and
pubic usefulness. To the public spirit and bene-
Violence of such individuals is due the endowment.
on scale that princes may envy, but have never
surpassed, OF schools OF science colleges, and uni
verSitieS, open for the Intellectual training and
advancement OF all who desire to share and are
competent to receive such benefits
Your congress Is held, gentlemen, In the closing